Edit, build, run, and archive one industrial project
Create or open a project, edit XAML, ResX, and text files, maintain engineering configuration, run local builds, and save recoverable .sdnz backups.
- Windows desktop
- Project lifecycle
- .sdnz backup
Implemented core capabilities
Project and backup
Create, open, save, restore, and hand over a single project with .sdnz backup files.
Text file editing
Open text files that do not have a dedicated editor, save content, and track document changes.
XAML editing
Edit WPF XAML in source and visual modes; unsupported structures remain editable in source mode.
Build, clean, and run
Call local .NET/MSBuild build, rebuild, clean, and run actions, then review diagnostics.
Engineering configuration
ProfessionalMaintain connection, tag, alarm, and parameter records in the current engineering database.
ResX localization
Maintain neutral and satellite ResX resources by resource family and output updated language files.
Dependency management
Search, install, update, and uninstall package references for the current project.
Project security configuration
EnterpriseMaintain users, roles, user groups, and memberships in the project security database.
A clear four-step path
- 1
Create
Create or open a project and organize its files.
- 2
Configure
Maintain UI resources and licensed engineering objects.
- 3
Build and run
Build the target and review structured results.
- 4
Diagnose and archive
Resolve issues and preserve the project as an .sdnz archive.
Where this product fits
- Industrial application development
- Control-system engineering configuration
- Multilingual desktop resource maintenance
- Project handover and recovery exercises
Licensing, requirements, and boundaries
Licensing and editions
Community
Core project workspace, build and run, dependency management, diagnostics, and ResX tools.
Professional
Community capabilities plus the Engineering module.
Enterprise
Professional capabilities plus the Security module.
Technical requirements
- Windows WPF desktop application targeting net10.0-windows.
- Target projects require a compatible .NET SDK and resolvable dependencies.
- Project archives use .sdnz.
- Final Windows, hardware, DPI, multi-screen, and third-party component requirements remain project-specific.